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Actually, entrepreneurs are *not* risk-takers

Posted by ckclarke under Strategy
From http://www.neverpink.com 107 days ago
Made Hot by: advertglobal on February 6, 2013 3:20 am

Breaking through the mythology surrounding entrepreneurialism may make you a better business person.

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Written by xoxobrandy
100 days ago

I love that it uses the word "kablooie." Pretty much just made my afternoon. :)

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Written by tcamba
107 days ago

Lol, it was the first time I heard about a website that lists all the failed startups. Never thought that there are so many start ups that fail compared to those who achieve great success.

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